Instruction

How to use a heat press for DTF transfers?

What is a DTF (direct to film) transfer?

Direct to Film (DTF) transfer is a modern printing technique used in garment decoration where the design is printed directly onto a special film, which is then transferred onto the fabric using a heat press. This method is different from traditional screen printing as it does not involve creating an emulsion stencil. Instead, the image is created through design software and printed straight onto the film.

Our DTF logo heat transfers, which are applied by means of a hot press or iron, are suitable for light and dark fabrics. Your design is supplied on a transparent film. Only the desired motif will be transferred onto the fabric.

-Please do not mirror the design, this will be done automatically;

-Read the application instructions carefully before use;

-Suitable for light and dark materials: Cotton, polyester, nylon, elastane, mixed fabrics, linen, soft shell, felt, genuine leather.

Material

DTF Heat Transfer Material

Care

Washable up to 140°F (60 °C). Lasts for at least 60 machine washes (at 140°F / 60 °C).

Specs

High-resolution, high-quality DTF transfer print

Water-based ink

High elasticity

Brilliant and sharp colors

Highly durable

Hard wearing and stretchable